Battle of Sudoměř, Hussite Wars / 후스 전쟁:수도메르 전투 [1]

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  • čas přidán 15. 06. 2019
  • Jan Žižka is a 1955 Czechoslovak film directed by Otakar Vávra. The film starred Zdenek Stepánek.
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    지슈카의 이름은 후스전쟁이 시작된 1419년 후스파 사람들이 마을의 의원을 시청의 창문을 통해 내던진 것으로 시작된 제 1차 프라하 공방전에서 두각을 나타내었다. 이 전투에서 지슈카는 그 용명을 떨쳤다. 일시적인 휴전이 국왕 지기스문트의 열렬한 추종자와 프라하의 시민들 사이에 맺어졌을 때, 지슈카는 그의 추종자들과 함께 플젠을 행군했다. 그러나 얼마 안가 그 도시를 떠나 수도멜에서 지기스문트의 추종자들을 격파하고(1420년 5월 23일), 타보르에 도착하여 성장하는 후스파에 대한 새롭고 강한 지지를 확인했다.
    The Battle of Sudoměř was fought on 25 March 1420, between Catholic and Hussite forces. The Hussites were led by Břeněk of Švihov - who was killed in battle - and Jan Žižka, whose forces proved victorious.
    Bitva u Sudoměře se odehrála 25. března 1420 v lokalitě mezi rybníky Markovec a Škaredý, jihovýchodně od usedlosti Sudoměř, vzdálené přibližně 14 km od měst Strakonice a Písek. Husitský oddíl, přemisťující se z Plzně směrem ke vznikajícímu Hradišti na hoře Tábor, zde porazil početnější a lépe vyzbrojené vojsko strakonických johanitů a katolických šlechticů Plzeňského landfrýdu včetně oddílu rytířů přezdívaných „Železní páni“. Střetnutí obou protivníků bylo první větší bitvou husitských válek a předznamenalo směr, kterým se dále vyvíjelo husitské válečnictví.
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  • @MuddahFukkah
    @MuddahFukkah Před 4 lety +33

    The first battle to show Zizka's military genius (the one-eyed dude) who took advantage of new unorthodox weaponry (cannons, wagenburg defense line) and terrain. Though greatly outnumbered (5-to-1) and poorly equipped/trained, they had no other option but to fight because they were practically surrounded. First, they repelled the frontal cavallry charge and when other crusaders tried to flank them, they were immobilized by mud from dried-up fishpond. Due to fog/bad visibility, they expected the fishpond to be dry and solid enough for horses. They could not be more wrong... Light Hussite infantry then finished the job and seized the incredible victory (though with heavy losses on both sides).

    • @kdochcevidi2511
      @kdochcevidi2511 Před 4 lety

      MuddahFukkah Thank You.

    • @marianmarkovic5881
      @marianmarkovic5881 Před 3 lety +3

      @@kdochcevidi2511 Zizka was actualy one of wery few Commanders in human history who never lost a battle, even those led by him in end of his live when he was completly blind,...

  • @cartouche7441
    @cartouche7441 Před 4 lety +26

    It is curious that Břeněk Švihovský, a prominent Hussite leader, who fell in the battle, is not named anywhere during the scene. The two other guys accompanying Žižka are Chval and Kuneš.

    • @Nekontroverzni
      @Nekontroverzni Před 2 lety

      how you know their names?

    • @holextv5595
      @holextv5595 Před rokem +2

      @@Nekontroverzni nejsme si jistý ale mohl to vzít například z Hájkovy kroniky , v ní jsou často výmysly, ale jediné co mě napadá

  • @peterkratoska4524
    @peterkratoska4524 Před 8 měsíci +2

    Jan Zizka and his people about 400 armed peasants with a dozen war wagons and a handful of cavalry are headed from Pilsen to the newly built fortress town of Tabor (built by other Hussite revolutionaries).
    at 1.10 a scout arrives to tell Zizka they are being pursued by some 300 Knights Hospitaller from Strakonice. ZIzka tells his folowers to hurry as they are being followed by the enemy.
    They speed up, but the one of the riders says they can't go much faster and won't be able to escape. Then another scout arrives from the front and says there is another force of Royalist Iron Men from the town of Pisek (these would be the Pilsen Landrieden) about a half hour ride. They confer and decide that there is a force pursuing them and another one from the front so they are trapped and will have to fight. Zizka orders his followers to be prepared to fight.
    Zizka examines the area and decides they will set up in the most narrow spot against the pond on the dam with the emptied fish pond on the other side. He tells his men to set up the wagons defensively on one side and to place a number of crossbowmen on the other side with the emptied fishpond. The wagons are not in a real semi circle rather they are staggered.
    (This was an area well known for raising carp in fishponds and they would be emptied when it was time to get the fish)
    Another rider says the mounted knights have passed a certain town and are getting closer. Zizka asks him why he's stuck and he replies that with on first sight it looked like a dry field he didnt know it was muddy. Zizka then proclaims - not us that will be drowned but they will (something to that effect).
    As the Knights from Strakonice arrive they laugh and say look at those dirty peasants they think they can defend themselves. Another Knight says, even if all we did push them with our horses we could just stomp them all. Then one of the leaders says "noble gentlemen have patience we need to wait for the Royalist Iron men to arrive. Then calls for wine.
    Zizka orders flail men and other men with halberds and guns on the wagons and the rest on the on the dam. Zizka then says we will defend ourselves here. One of his men says Will we not face them in the field? He says no we will defend ourselves from wagons just like we would in a castle. The man says is that not against the chivalric code of fighting? Zizka states is it the knightly way of fighting to use Iron men against naked peasants?
    The leader of the Strakonice knights Jindřich of Hradec then meets the arriving Royalist Knights from Pilsen Landfrieden led by Peter von Konopischt of Sternberg. Peter von Konopischt states they were worried they would arrive only to meet the victors. Jindřich of Hradec states they didn't want to spoil that moment for them. He states I have the honour to offer you the attack on those peasant so you can stomp them with your horses. Peter states you arrived first you have the honor to go first.
    Zizka then orders his followers to hold their fire until they are close and upon his signal to fire the guns and crossbows. He then tells those in reserve to await his command.
    (Jindrich of Hradec was killed in this battle) Peter Sternberg was killed a few months later in the Battle of Vitkov Hill in Prague where the Hussites were even more outnumbered (5 to 1)
    There is a part 2 of this battle on youtube.

  • @velkycringeman6338
    @velkycringeman6338 Před 3 lety +6

    Zdravim vsechny z 2.E :)

  • @libertypika1986
    @libertypika1986 Před 4 lety +5

    Pěkné, má to takový zajímavý nádech

  • @amigoami2800
    @amigoami2800 Před 4 lety +17

    Ян Жижка Спартак средневековья. Один из величайших полководцев. Кстати есть версия, что он участвовал в битвах при Айзенкуре и Грюнвальде.

    • @kdochcevidi2511
      @kdochcevidi2511 Před 4 lety

      Amigo Ami Děkuju.

    • @ronwilson446
      @ronwilson446 Před 2 lety

      It's so amazing the numerous religious wars of Europe ? Hey , who side was GOD on??

    • @jorgesepulveda4379
      @jorgesepulveda4379 Před 11 měsíci

      ​@@ronwilson446the side who had the best artillery

  • @kdochcevidi2511
    @kdochcevidi2511 Před 4 lety +4

    ...děkuju.

  • @dejvhopjan7712
    @dejvhopjan7712 Před 3 lety +3

    Poučující

  • @arleneandrade1025
    @arleneandrade1025 Před 2 lety +1

    Top 10.LAKE 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍

  • @fosterdelrey5012
    @fosterdelrey5012 Před 4 lety +2

    Салам всем

  • @cartouche7441
    @cartouche7441 Před 4 lety +7

    It is curious that Břeněk Švihovský, a prominent Hussite leader, who fell in the battle, is not named anywhere during the scene. The two other guys accompanying Žižka are Chval and Kuneš.

    • @user-ze7xw5yu4i
      @user-ze7xw5yu4i Před 24 dny

      Břeněk Švihovský is a little-known personality, he was a participant for a very short time, and his brothers generally became enemies of the Hussites. In addition to Kuneš from Belovice and Hval from Machowice, there is also a bearded preacher - this is Vaclav Koranda.